TCS Ink multi-million Cloud Transformation Agreement with Nuuday By CIOTechOutlook Team

TCS Ink multi-million Cloud Transformation Agreement with Nuuday

CIOTechOutlook Team | Friday, 15 March 2024, 02:34 IST

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has signed a multi-million-dollar deal with Denmark's computerized network and correspondences supplier Nuuday in cloud transformation to fabricate Nuuday's IT framework and move it to the TCS hybrid cloud. The monetary subtleties of the arrangement were not uncovered.

“Nuuday’s move to TCS’ Enterprise Cloud Platform, a next-gen hybrid cloud architecture with built-in tools and accelerators, will reduce time to market for new products and services,” said TCS said in a statement.

TCS, the IT administrations arm of the Tata group, will have and deal with all IT space administrations of Nuuday during the change. This cloud transformation will empower quicker and simpler reception of cutting edge advances, it added.

IT giant will get a sense of ownership with Nuuday's IT foundation to complete a mind boggling cloud transformation procedure that will decrease time-to-market and improve encounters for workers and clients for Nuuday.

Nuuday conveys availability items and digital services to over 4.1 million Danish homes and 1.8 million organizations. TCS proclamation said it will get a sense of ownership with Nuuday's IT foundation to do a intricate cloud change technique that will diminish time-to-market and improve encounters for workforce and customers for Nuuday.

In January, TCS declared one of its biggest arrangement wins with a 15-year bargain extending its current organization with UK-based protection supplier Aviva. Mega deals are a key income generator for huge IT administrations organizations. For the third quarter finishing December 2023, TCS's complete agreement esteem (TCV) improved to $8.1 billion.

With the most recent association with Nuuday, TCS lays out its base in the Nordic district where it has presence of 30 years working with around 20,000 labor force supporting clients in the topography. The Nordic area comprises of the five sovereign states Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.